Publication: The Charleston Gazette
Published: 01 March 1930
Page: 1
Headline: Capt. J.M. Craigo Is Taken by Death
Publication: The Charleston Gazette
Published: 01 March 1930
Page: 8
Headline: Veteran Officer Claimed by Death
Publication: The Charleston Daily Mail
Published: 01 March 1930
Page: 1
Headline: "Captain" Passes
RITES SUNDAY FOR
VETERAN OF POLICE
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were inseparable. On the bench he
looked like the fiction lawyer, Mr.
Tutt, except that the plug hat was
missing.
Capt. Craigo is survived by his
widow; three daughters, Mrs. Frank
Hudson, Mrs. Dale Thomas and Mrs.
C. L. Baker; one son, James M.
Craigo; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah
Dotson, Mrs. G. W. Wright and Mrs.
O. T. Carver; and five brothers, J.
E. Craigo, W. W. Craigo, R. E.
Craigo, W. E. Craigo and C.B.
Craigo.
He was a member of Emmanuel
Baptist church, the I. O. O. F. and
The Knights of Pythias.
Publication: The Charleston Daily Mail
Published: 01 March 1930
Page: 8
Headline: Rites Sunday For Veteran Of Police
Notes:
James Madison Craigo was the son of Madison Craigo and Angeline (Kersey) Craigo.
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